Hi Folks,
Does anyone know if the pedals are split axis? I am thinking of buying it
locally (wheel + pedals) to add the pedals to my LWFF. Has anyone any
experience?
Thanks lads :)
Ash
>"Ashley McConnell" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Does anyone know if the pedals are split axis?
The pedals are crap, but the wheel is excellent. Rated as high as the ECCI
in one of the old wheel reviews from Road&Track (or was it Car&Driver?) :)
> I am thinking of buying it
> locally (wheel + pedals) to add the pedals to my LWFF. Has anyone any
> experience?
Most of the people have bought CH Pedals to go with the ELX-500 wheel from
CH. I think yours is the same product.
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I used CH pedals with my old LWFF until I built some replacements. I used
them for 2 years and they worked great. To use them I took the wiring
harness out of the CH pedals and replaced it with the harness from the
Logitech pedals. It is not hard to do. Just make a diagram of how the wires
hook up to the Logitech pots and connect them to the CH pots the same way.
I did drill a hole in the CH case to accept the plug for the power supply.
Spark
Thanks for the info guys. I managed to get the wheel / pedals quite cheap
(�22) so I will give them a go, although I REALLY like the MSFF pedals I got
recently - especially with the squash ball mod - braking for T1 at kya is a
dream! :)
Thanks again
Ash
"spark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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| I used CH pedals with my old LWFF until I built some replacements. I used
| them for 2 years and they worked great. To use them I took the wiring
| harness out of the CH pedals and replaced it with the harness from the
| Logitech pedals. It is not hard to do. Just make a diagram of how thewires
